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Taxa: Anthina citri
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

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218075   1928-11-27
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218106   1932-03-08
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218079   1931-05-12
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218112   1928-12-07
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218091   1927-11-29
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218111   1928-11-26
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218099   1925-10-11
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218101   1928-11-23
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218064   1925-10-14
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218107   1931-07-24
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218110   1931-06-17
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218073   1924-10-11
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218119   1925-10-14
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218121   1913-05-21
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218109   1931-12-08
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218117   1925-10-14
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218067   1927-11-30
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218105   1928-11-23
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218065   1925-10-14
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218092   1928-12-07
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218063   1930-03-11
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218077   1924-11-12
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218108   1928-11-23
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218076   1925-09-27
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218102   1928-11-26
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218093   1925-10-14
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218083   1929-11-15
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218071   1924-12-16
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218082   1929-11-28
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218066   1924-12-15
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218088   1924-11-28
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218096   1929-12-05
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218084   1931-12-08
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218089   1928-11-29
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218086   1931-03-11
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218074   1925-11-25
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218090   1927-11-29
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218118   1928-12-06
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218072   1925-07-25
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218100   1925-10-14
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218115   1925-11-25
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218081   1931-03-22
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218095   1927-11-29
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218078   1928-12-05
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218085   1931-07-24
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218114   1925-10-14
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218098   1931-12-08
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218069   1928-12-02
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218068   1927-11-29
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218116   1925-10-14
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218094   1930-09-20
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218113   1927-11-29
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218103   1925-02-18
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218070   1925-10-14
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218097   1928-12-01
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218104   1924-11-28
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218120   1931-12-08
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218087   1927-11-29

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 455188Fujikuro Y.   1911-08-08
Taiwan
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